The London Blockchain Conference is almost here and if you want to learn how blockchain is impacting enterprise and government applications, it’s a must-attend.
In the long term, integrating IPv6 and blockchain at TCP/IP layer will become inevitable in most countries because there is a perfect match between the two technologies.
At the IEEE event in Indonesia, IPv6 Forum President Latif Ladid shares his plans for the future of the new internet iteration IPv6 that integrates blockchain tech—particularly BSV blockchain.
Presenters at the IEEE event in Morocco this week shed light on the power of IPv6 and how, when fused with BSV, it could lead to the evolution of a more secure internet than today's model.
Latif Ladid shares with CoinGeek Backstage the recent developments in Mallorca and what the Spanish community is working on to develop a diverse economy using IPv6 and blockchain.
The Gate2Chain Blockchain, Tourism and the Future of the Internet Conference was designed to educate the local tourism industry and interested parties on how blockchain tech can improve the way they do business.
Latif Ladid talks to CoinGeek Backstage about a project close to his heart—food supply chain—and how blockchain could be a key to improving the sector and aiding countries in tackling food scarcity.
Dr. Craig Wright recounts why he created Bitcoin—to end all money-transferring woes while creating a transparent system to counter crime and corruption.
In this CoinGeek Backstage episode, Latif Ladid shared his journey with the Future Networks World Forum event and how they promote IPV6, 5G, IoT, and blockchain.
It started out with Zoom calls on possible partnerships, morphed into an exchange of ideas over coffee and eventually became the first Enterprise Utility Blockchain Summit in India.
With help from Dr. Craig Wright and Latif Ladid, 2022 has become the year wherein IPv6 is being gradually known and adopted globally, transforming how people and businesses trade and interact.
Bitcoin inventor Dr. Craig Wright has been recognized for his contribution to the Internet, with his name now listed in the IPv6 Hall of Fame.
